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Get a bill of sale For purposes of selling your vehicle privately, you can draft your own bill of sale as long as it contains the following information: Vehicle information (make, year, model, vehicle identification number, and an odometer reading) Buyer information (name, address, and signature)

A fully completed application for registration. The bill of sale for the vehicle. Proof of ownership. You must obtain the title for your vehicle by contacting the leasing company or lien holder and asking them to mail the title for the vehicle to the Connecticut DMV headquarters in Wethersfield.

Your vehicle can be sold if the original Connecticut Certificate of Title has been lost, the purchaser will be registering the vehicle in Connecticut, and the vehicle is titled in your name. If these three conditions aren't met, you will need to apply for a replacement title, known as a ?duplicate title.?

Related resources. A Bill of Sale document is always required along with proof of ownership to process a new vehicle registration. Vehicles that are exempt from emissions testing will require a VIN verification. If a vehicle is a model year four years or older from the current year, the vehicle needs an emissions test.

In the state of Connecticut, owners of vehicles that are 20 years old and newer must have a certificate of title in their name. This vehicle document is produced by the state of Connecticut that serves as proof of vehicle ownership. The fee to transfer a vehicle title in Connecticut is $25.

A Statement of Error or Erasure (REG 101) form is required for any erasure and/or lined out information on the California Certificate of Title. For example, if an individual's signature appears on the title in error and is lined out, a REG 101 must be completed by that individual explaining the error.

If you lose the title to your vehicle, you can order a duplicate by mail or in person at your local Connecticut DMV office. You'll need to: Complete an Online Request for Duplicate Certificate of Title Application (Form H-6B), which will arrive in the mail. DMV staff will enter the title number on your application.

For Nevada-based carriers, Motor Carrier branch offices issue 24 hour permits (120 hours for buses) for temporary registration and special fuel taxes. Fees for registration are $5 plus 15 cents per mile. Special fuel permits are a flat $30.

To add or remove a vehicle owner from the title, visit a Secretary of State office. All listed owners on the title must be present and provide their valid license or ID in order to change or correct the title. The fee to correct a name on a title is $15.

Appointments are required for: Registration/title transfer for private sale of a new vehicle, boat or trailer. New registration/title.